DSYJ 100 Pcs Wood Scrabble Tiles Scrabble Letters 1 Complete Sets of Wood Tiles - Clever and Delights Perfect for Crafts, Letter Tiles, Spelling

I ordered 2 packages (I am using the Scrabble tiles for some craft projects) and am very happy with the tiles. In fact, I do not understand many of the negative reviews. There seem to be 2 general themes of the negative reviews and I have comments on both.First, some people complain about the selection of letters in this 100 letter Scrabble tile set. Maybe the write-up is not clear, but this is a replacement set of tiles for the original tiles included with a Scrabble game. This means that there are not a lot of the some letters (only 1 J, 1 Z, 2 M, 2 V, etc.) and a large number of other letters (6 R, 8 O, 12 E, etc.). The letter distribution in this 100 letter Scrabble tile set, and in the Scrabble game, is by design. Therefore, for those wanting to use the tiles for a craft project, this 100 tile set may not meet the needs.Second, some people complain about the quality of the letter tiles. I found the quality of the tiles to match the quality of the tiles that came with my 1970's vintage Scrabble game. These are wooden tiles and the quality of the wood will vary from tile to tile - the shade of wood varies (ranging from light to medium, similar to those in my game set) and the wood grain on the tiles varies. However, I purchased 2 sets of tiles and did not notice and problem with any of the 200 total tiles. None of them are split and the stamped letters and numbers on each tile are clear and the printing is very strong. Maybe I got lucky with the quality, or maybe some people just received bad batches.

The tiles are what I expected them to be (looking at the picture), I had one or two blank ones, but all the other ones are fine...know that you will get a random spread of all the letters and not the same setup as the the game will have, which worked out better for me since I needed more of some of the high point letters anyway. The color in wood varies, but I think looks good for the project I did.The problem I had with the second set I ordered was that the shipping kept getting delayed. The seller notified me to let me know of these delays, and looked into them without my asking ( it was due to shipping delays from their supplier). The seller also offered to refund a discounted price because of the delays and was very apologetic.

Going to be using these on a special craft project! Can't wait to start!

These scrabble tiles are alright, they will get the job done (scrapbooking/crafts) however I was not super fond of them. The only reason I didn't like they too much and didn't give 5 stars was because they were not all a solid color. Most of them had streaks on them and some were really dark while others were really light (photos attached). Some people may like that, personally I wish they were all the same.This item arrived on time and had the correct amount of each letter:A (9), B (2), C (2), D (4), E (12), F (2), G (3), H (2), I (9), J (1), K (1), L (4), M (2), N (6), O (8), P (2), Q (1), R (6), S (4), T (6), U (4), V (2), W (2), X (1), Y (2), Z (1)

These are exactly like the tiles you will find in a scrabble game. I used to order directly from Hasbro but the downside is they allowed you only to order so many per year. And this past Black Friday there are were no sales on Scrabble. I also don't like having all those materials left, gameboard, box, tile holders, etc.These seem to be even better quality than the ones from when I would order from Hasbro direct. Some tiles would have a wonky angle on one side.I will be ordering more and finally have a consistent place to order so I can make more bracalets, wine charms, necklaces. Which I have slowed down on because of the issue of keeping tiles in stock.

I do a lot of craft projects and these scrabble tile letters are perfect for that. It has also been a good learning tool to teach my 4 year old her letters. She likes to spell her name out with the letters or put them in the order of the alphabet. It's a good portable game to bring along to restaurants to distract my kids so they play quietly so I can actually eat. My 2 year old likes to stack them into building blocks and then make them come tumbling down. So great for replacing Scrabble tiles, or adding to the Scrabble game to make the game last longer. But great for this mommy to distract the kids as well as teach them a thing or two...